Michigan Mutual Life Insurance Co.

HOW CAN I BORROW SOME MONEY ? Many men who least expect it get involved. Even a small amount at such times would help a man over a hard place. If he has invested in an, "Accumulative Bond," issued by the he can borrow the cash valué at 7 per cent, per annum without invalidating his insurance. The merits of this bond need only to be known to be appreciated. Take a 20-year Bond - age 30 - cost of $5,000 Bond per year, $257. Total paid company in 20years, $5,140. resulting at end of twenty years as follows: Guaranteed cash $5,000, and surplus predicted say $4.000. Total in cash at end of term, $9.000 - an estimated profit of $3,860 upon invest ment. Besides this, if he dies during the term, the Company will pay $5,000. and in addition all payments upto time of death. Better than Savings Banks, Loan Associaations or Government Bonds. Michigan Mutual Life Ins. Co., Assets, $3,007,553. 1 3. Surplus, $439,556.95. J. S. FARRANO. President. 0. R. LOOKER, Secretar?. WM. A. BUTLER, Vice-Prest. H. F. FREDE, AmL Sec. Agents wanted. Liberal contraéis offered to men who can secure business. J. H. ROBINSON, General Agent for Michigan, Office over First National Bank, DETROIT, MICH. B. J. COIMRAD, Representative, Ann Arbor, Mich.